Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention
Lead is a toxic metal used in some paints made before 1978. Children are exposed to lead when older buildings are in poor condition. Today, childhood lead poisoning affects 310,000 children in the U.S. six years old and younger. A simple blood test can help prevent damage caused by lead poisoning.
Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
Training
Anyone who provides lead hazard services certification training must be licensed. Certification is valid for two years. To renew, apply 30 days before certification expiration.
Application
Lead Hazard Training Provider
Checklist
Accredited Training Providers
Certification
Anyone performing or offering lead-based paint services must be certified. Certification is valid for two years. To renew, apply 30 days before certification expiration.
Third-Party Testing Information:
At this time, all exams are scheduled as needed. Please email Jennifer Billingslea to schedule.
Any individual taking the third-party exam must be symptom free. Please mail or email all materials including a copy of the check rather than bringing hard copies. We appreciate your help reducing the spread of COVID-19.
Applications
Individual Certification
Company Certification
Individual Certification Checklist
Individual Certification Requirements
Company Listing
Quality Assurance
All inspections, risk assessments, clearance and post-abatement reports must be submitted to our office 30 days after completion of the inspection. All abatement application plans must be submitted at least seven days in advance.
Application
Abatement Permit
Checklists
Inspection
Risk Assessment
Clearance
Abatement Permit
Post Abatement